Hot cars, hot sun and hot salmon culminated in a little music to the ears of some of the regionB次元官网网址檚 most fragile of residents.

The Oak Bay Kiwanis swam off with $1,800 to support music therapy for some of the regions most fragile residents.

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All proceeds fund Oak Bay Kiwanis PavilionB次元官网网址檚, launched to offer musical therapy, concerts and music and memory sessions to its residents living with frailty and dementia. Specifically, the funds go toward a recenly purchased used piano for the pavilion activity room.

TheyB次元官网网址檙e grateful for the support, from businesses such as Chef on the Run and Oak Bay Seafood and Telus PureFibre augmented by the private volunteers, and parks staff who set up the tables.

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